(Russell (1956) makes a similar suggestion that sentences are the appropriate truth-bearers "for the purposes of logic" (p. 184), though he still takes the classical metaphysical issues to be important).
Thus, a 3-place relation like gives would be analyzed in Frege's logic as a function that maps arguments x, y, and z to an appropriate truth-value depending on whether x gives y to z; the 4-place relation buys would be analyzed as a function that maps the arguments x, y, z, and u to an appropriate truth-value depending on whether x buys y from z for amount u; etc.
While government surveillance and commercial data mining appropriate private truths, we can buy software to monitor our loved ones.
They do not, as Houellebecq does, appropriate the "truth" and exhibit such transparent laziness about researching it.
Section 5 shows the tracking and segmentation results, which rely on an appropriate ground truth.
from biomedical images is impossible when histology images are not available [16], therefore, an appropriate surrogate truth is often used when evaluating segmentation methods.
This evaluation platform provides a huge number of datasets consisting of the stereo image pair and the appropriate ground truth image.
Indeed, McGee shows that these conditions can be met within a theory of both truth and definite truth, where truth meets appropriate forms of capture and release, and also where a formal statement of bivalence for truth comes out definitely true.
There's only one appropriate answer: the truth, with context.
Aristotle appears to accept his opponents' argument that, in cases like 1a, where things appear different to different members of the same species, majority decision is not an appropriate criterion for truth, because if the majority were ill or mad, the minority would be thought to be in that condition.
